The latest addition to Radical Defense’s suppressor offerings is the M2FVS which offers sound, thermal, and flash mitigation along with reduction in ground disturbance. It’s a 3D printed monolithic design incorporating their forward venting mono-core design. The internal Venturi and Breathable Technology ports reduce back pressure and heat as well as bringing cool air through the suppressor.
The biggest thing about this new .50 can is that it is designed to directly thread to a mil std M2A1 without modifying the barrel or recoil system. They are currently conducting endurance testing to RFI W15BW9-22-X-JKTH standard which is 50 rounds in cadence and 50 rounds full auto sustained then cool to ambient and repeat. So far it’s doing very well but they aren’t ready to tell us how many cycles they’ve completed so far.
This video shows the FVS line of suppressors in action which covers from 5.56 to .50. Hopefully, I’ll get to see it firsthand at the upcoming NDIA Future Forces Conference next month in Austin.
I didn’t know that the issued barrel had concentric to bore threading for the muzzle device. Or is there enough of a designed offset to prevent any internal baffle strikes?